Sentence examples for gets cited from inspiring English sources

He gets cited every few weeks and usually wipes them clean with a day of community service.

It is usually Frank Gehry's Bilbao Guggenheim that gets cited as an example of city-changing architecture; their Tate Modern has, arguably, been equally significant.

As for Ronald Reagan, there is probably money to be made in betting whether he gets cited more often than Lincoln.

(To see how this could lead to bad decisions, imagine your boss staring at two research studies headlined "Data That Supports What You Think" and "Data That Contradicts What You Think". Guess which one gets cited at the staff meeting).

One scholar bases a paper on faulty reporting, which gets cited by another scholar, then another — until a book like this appears with a bibliography full of academic citations.

But she said that the Web site often gets cited on New York-centric blogs like Gothamist, Gawker and Curbed, a sign of its authority with the paper's "young urban professional" demographic.

"We got pretty loud — probably got cited for a noise ordinance".

(According to Nature, a third of all studies never even get cited, let alone repeated).

For one thing, a third of scientific papers never get cited, let alone repeated, which means that many errors are never exposed.

Although many scientific ideas generate conflicting results and suffer from falling effect sizes, they continue to get cited in the textbooks and drive standard medical practice.

"We can get cited for it," said Mr. Rosenberg, whose restaurant has an A despite a July demerit for barehanded slicing, "but we don't use gloves".